Happened upon this antique store after visiting blue bell and I'm glad I did! Great glass selection…read moreat awesome prices. Lots of vintage and antique finds to look through. We were kindly welcomed and helped, and told about the discounts throughout the shop. I love antique shopping but it's gotten more expensive in recent years so I was very happy with the reasonably priced items in store. Will definitely make sure to stop by whenever I'm in Brenham.

What a quaint antique store. It's not too big, so it was easy to navigate. The clerk behind the…read morecounter was very friendly and welcoming. They have some really neat stuff. I would definitely check it out if you are in town. I thought their prices were overall affordable.

If you to take one thing from this review, take this advice from a first timer- ignore the sign and…read morehours listed. Do not visit on Wednesday midday. Apart from Paul Mitchell and Duo (the restaurant.) you'll find yourself alone with the furniture. Businesses closed, not a soul in site, alone. Luckily I love vintage finds and there are plenty to keep you busy outside of each shop, many at relatively affordable prices. With over 30 vendors they make a presence in the space. From large lawn statues, to bumper cars, to furniture and smalls, you'll easily find yourself exceeding 10,000 steps exploring, so prepare.

This place is huge, and if you're looking for neat, higher-end furniture and decorations for your…read morehome, this is the place to find them. This place is set up like a mall of sorts with various outlet stalls. We mainly looked at the barn in the back that had some good deals, but things are pretty pricey. I loved the giant rocks with crystals on them. I will say that if you're going in the hotter months, that barn has no AC. Parking is throughout the area and out front.

Lots of interesting stuff to poke through, and enough turnover to make it a stop while driving…read morethrough. Some really nice, one of a kind items, to include large furniture pieces. Some of them, while appearing pricey, are actually very good prices for solid wood, vintage antiques. Lots of carved wood, barleycorn legs, etc. If you're looking for a dynamic piece to accent a room, and you like furniture that wouldn't be out of place in a manor house, you really need to stop in and look! Friendly, helpful staff!

I'm so disappointed to say after driving over 2 hours to specifically visit this shop that was…read morerecommended by another shop we will never attempt to again. From feeling unwelcome at the front door, to feeling as though we were being followed (my purse was a crossbody wallet) and finally unapologetically being told they had no bathroom (really?). Construction caused us to park a block away. My husband has difficulty walking for long periods so needless to say after leaving and visiting the Cafe on the corner (which is not only super friendly but offers delicious baked goods) our antiquing adventure for the day was a bust. I feel bad for the folks selling by consignment. Several items I would have possibly purchased....got left where they sat!

Lovely displays in historic building. Especially enjoyed exhibit of Australian designer's fabric…read morepaintings and the winners of international quilt shows.

I wasn't sure what to expect upon coming here since I'm a novice sewer and not a quilter, but I was…read morehappy to see an entire building dedicated to intricate quilts, a library full of resources, and even a wing dedicated to crazy quilts. The building is a fully restored one with nice wood floors and an impressive main wing. There are three galleries to look at with the crazy quilt one being my favorite. The docents are very nice and attentive and the atmosphere is very chill and quiet. All in all, we were there for maybe 30 minutes because you are allowed to take photos, just no flash. There's a small gift shop and parking was pretty easy too. You're even next to a quilting shop.

Fred came out to our farm and took a large truckload of items on the agreement that we would get…read morepaid as they sold. The deal completely fell apart and we never saw a dime. He took brand new in box items and vintage media such as VHS tapes, CD music disc and vintage cassette tapes from our recently deceased parents estate. His communication was poor for weeks and the. stopped altogether. His phone number is invalid, the store is closed and I dont know what happened to our stuff. Robbed!!

Fred is helpful, friendly and if they don't have what you want they will work to get it. Michael…read moreand Hillary are great with customers as well. Highly recommend, a gem of a place.

This was the smallest of the antique stores we went to. There are some interesting things here,…read morelike dolls of the Seven Dwarves from Snow White, but in the end, I didn't buy anything.

They've moved! Now at corner of 290 and 141 in Giddings. As my buddy Forrest used to say, "You…read morenever know what you're gonna get". Inventory changes frequently. Good deals on carved-top rustic tables and benches, cabinets, some clothing, and who-knows-what. This week I bought a few tin signs from the 50's, and a child's storage cabinet. I'll be back! I love cool places like this. Look for the giant "?" on the sign out front! 791 E. Austin St., Giddings.

Warrenton is a Mecca for treasure hunters and also for those just wanting excellent selections of…read moreunique items for your home and for you personally. Zapp Hall is the Grand Dame of Warrenton. The second longest running show in all of Round Top and Warrenton, Zapp Hall continues to be the premier venue for Texas Antiques Week!

Get a room or come for the day. You'll have a great time visiting all of the amazing vendors. If…read moreyou can't find what you're looking for here, you'll never find it. So much to see. I look forward to antique week in spring and fall.

So rude. I walked in 12 minutes before closing and Judy glared at me and let out a huge exasperated…read moresigh. I said "I know, I promise I will be gone by 5 - the sweet lady next door told me I had to check out your store". She literally told me "you better not find anything, I'm already counting my money". Will never return. Go next door to Pot Luck Trading for a better selection anyways.

So many unique finds in this shop! Vintage pieces, charming decor, jewelry, license plates, Texas…read morememorabilia, quits, fabric and notions, framed art, treasures of all sorts in all price ranges. It's so fun to browse, and the owner is such a nice lady too! Locally owned, woman-owned. Right in the historic courthouse square. Love Judy's Attic!!